07/29/2024
๐งโจ Fresh, clear lines for your parking lot? Weโve got you covered in the DMV!
Redefining the lines. A women & minority owned line striping + pavement marking business serving DC
07/29/2024
๐งโจ Fresh, clear lines for your parking lot? Weโve got you covered in the DMV!
07/16/2024
With temps in the triple digits in DC, staying hydrated and keeping cool is top priority! We provide our team with CamelBak wearable waterbottles.
No need to lug around cumbersome bottles, or keep up with where we last put it down when we're on the move. And as a company, we're always on the go! Sometimes, it's the little things that make a big impact.
Stay cool, stay safe, and stay alert on those DC roads friends!
07/04/2024
This Independence Day, let's celebrate the strength in our diversity and the shared hope for a brighter future. โจ
07/03/2024
It was such a pleasure working with Bruce Willen and the many, many individuals and organizations that helped bring the Ghost Rivers project to life in Baltimore. If you haven't already heard about this very cool project, please go check it out!
06/19/2024
๐ Celebrating Juneteenth with Pride and Purpose ๐
As a Black-owned company, Juneteenth holds a special place in our hearts. Today, we honor the journey of our ancestors and celebrate the progress and resilience of our community.
On this Juneteenth, we reflect on our shared history and look forward to a future filled with hope, progress, and unity. Thank you for being part of our journey.
Together, we rise. โ๐พ
06/12/2024
At Equus Striping, we believe in creating colorful, inclusive communities where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Our commitment to diversity and equality extends beyond the pavement, as we strive to make our world a brighter and more welcoming place for all. ๐
So let's paint the town with rainbows, celebrate love in all its forms, and continue to champion equality for everyone, today and every day. ๐โจ Love is love, and we love you for exactly who you are! Happy Pride!
06/06/2024
Ever heard the term 'gore' in the world of road marking? Let's break it down!
The gore denotes no drive zones, traffic transitions, lane separation (space between bike and drive lane for example) or to alert drivers to an upcoming obstruction in roadway. ๐ง
Why is it important? Well, this simple marking plays a crucial role in keeping our roads safe and traffic flowing smoothly. By clearly defining these merge zones, we're helping drivers navigate these areas with ease, reducing the risk of accidents and congestion. ๐๐จ
From center lines to crosswalks to those essential gores, we're committed to keeping our roadways safe and efficient for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.
Let's keep those roads safe together!
05/27/2024
Happy Memorial Day!
Memorial Day is the unofficial start to summer! As contractors that work primarily outside, that means it's our busy season!
Can you guess the optimal temperatures to do outdoor pavement markings in the Washington, DC area?
Tell us your guess in the comments below!
04/10/2024
Did you know? Two of Equus's founders, Megan Bailiff and Dan Bailiff, are twins! It's no wonder is such a part of our company culture. ๐ทโโ๏ธ๐ทโโ๏ธ
Happy National Siblings Day from Team Equus!
04/04/2024
Bike lanes are important infrastructure for sustainable, thriving cities. However, they are only one piece of the puzzle. We love this episode by 99 Percent Invisible that touches on a few very important points - and showcases some cool history of a famous European city. Check it out and let us know what you think!
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/de-fiets-is-niets/
De Fiets is Niets - 99% Invisible Today the Netherlands has a reputation as a kind of bicycling paradise. Dutch people own more bicycles per capita than any other place in the world. The country has more than 20,000 miles of dedicated cycling paths. International policymakers make pilgrimages to the Netherlands to learn how to creat...
03/20/2024
Spring is in the air! That means is out in full bloom!
What's your favorite car-alternative to get around the DMV?
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